An Yue lightly nodded.
Dang Yang, feeling elated, lifted An Yue in a princess carry and walked out of the room surrounded by the bridesmaids and groomsmen.
At the entrance of the An Family home, stood a snow-white horse, adorned with a crimson robe, looking especially festive; the white and red pairing looked particularly beautiful.
Behind it was a sedan chair, authentically requiring eight people to carry—a red, large sedan chair custom-made by a carpenter that Dang Yang hired. Nowadays, such craftsmen are rare, but if one is willing to spend, it can be done. The wood of the sedan chair was also engraved with exquisite dragon and phoenix patterns symbolizing harmony.
Dang Yang placed An Yue into the sedan chair and then mounted the white horse.
"Lift the chair."
They had also hired a band of suona players to perform along the way, creating a lively atmosphere.
